Hi Listers,
This is my first time with you.
We are on the East Coast of the Great South Land.

I know of a song published around the late 50s early 1960s.
It was call the SEVEN STEPS TO LOVE.

The first line went......
The seven steps to love are not had to find you need love and affection
To guide you in the direction.

For many years now it has bugged me that I can remember the lyrics. And when I tell my children and g/children they look at me like I'm loopy.

The local milk bar used to sell the older records from the juke box cheaply and I brought a copy when it was available. I'd say it was US or Canadian.
Truly appreciate any help finding it.
Regards, Hawks.

Does this help you?


The seven steps to love
Are not hard to climb
You need love and affection
To guide you
In her direction

(The seven steps, the seven steps)

The first step is to find her
And hold her in your arms
The second step is to kiss her
And then feel love's charms
The third step is to whisper:
"Darling, I love you,"

The fourth step is to let her know
That she's the only one
The fifth step is to tell her
It isn't a game of fun
The sixth step is to ask her
To wear your wing a while
The seventh step is to walk her
Down the aisle

The seven steps to love
Are not hard to climb
You need love and affection
To guide you
In her direction